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« Last post by andrew on October 10, 2026, 10:18:50 PM »
Biden’s Presidency: Corruption, Collapse, and the Unforgivable Pardon
Joe Biden’s presidency, once pitched as a beacon of integrity and normalcy, has imploded under the weight of its own scandals and hypocrisy. By the time the Democratic Party forced him out of the 2024 race in June, it was already clear that his tenure would be remembered not for unity or progress but for the relentless self-destruction that defined his administration.
Joe Biden campaigned on integrity, repeatedly stating that he would never interfere in his son’s legal troubles. In public interviews, debates, and press conferences, he assured voters that Biden Jnr would not receive special treatment. “My administration will respect the independence of the Department of Justice,” he declared. Further repeated statements denying the potential of a pardon only emphasise the brazen nature of this most controversial pardoning.
The decision to pardon Hunter not only shattered Biden’s personal credibility but also exposed the hollowness of the Democratic Party’s commitment to accountability. This wasn’t just a lie - it was a calculated betrayal of the public’s trust. Biden’s insistence that he would remain impartial now reads as nothing more than cynical theater, designed to placate critics while quietly preparing to wield presidential power for personal gain.
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raced great.....but cant beat top colts...
picks up a nice check beating nothing
Back to the weak sires stakes...
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« Last post by Mazola on October 10, 2026, 10:17:09 PM »
JJ won it with the 28.3 second quarter
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« Last post by JT on October 10, 2026, 10:17:02 PM »
The Red Man did it again!
How does BJ go off the favorite 
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« Last post by andrew on October 10, 2026, 10:16:29 PM »
Long Read: The Democratic Party’s Disastrous Descent Into Decay
The Democratic Party finds itself in shambles, a hollowed-out institution incapable of meeting the challenges of a nation increasingly disillusioned by its broken promises and failed leadership.
The debacle of the 2024 election laid bare its failures for all to see. Joe Biden, unceremoniously forced out of the race in June by his own party, epitomised an administration consumed by scandal and ineptitude. Kamala Harris' humiliating defeat to Donald Trump in November served to underscore the Democrats’ deep disconnection from the electorate.
Even in the aftermath of November´s annihilation, the problems continue to mount for this once proud political institution. Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, in the final weeks of his presidency serves only to further plunge the party into an ethical and political abyss.
Biden’s forced withdrawal, Harris’s humiliating loss, and the staggering impropriety of the Hunter Biden pardon are not isolated failures. They are symptoms of a party that has lost its purpose, abandoned its principles, and alienated the very voters it once claimed to represent. For the Democrats, the 2024 election was not merely a defeat; it was an unmasking of a political entity that has little to offer but its own decay.
Whispers of Hillary Clinton’s return - an absurd idea made plausible only by the party’s desperation - would only serve as another damning indictment of its inability to cultivate fresh leadership or present a coherent vision. The Democrats are no longer a party of working-class advocacy and transformative ideas; they are a club of elites clinging to cultural posturing, entrenched corruption, and hollow rhetoric.
This isn’t simply about losing an election. It’s about a deeper rot, years in the making. From Biden’s scandal-ridden presidency to Harris’s embarrassing failure on the campaign trail, the Democratic Party’s decline is both a symptom and a cause of its alienation from the American electorate.
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In hand. BJ second best. Nice race.
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« Last post by wizardofoz on October 10, 2026, 10:15:08 PM »
The Red Man did it again as BJ was the betting favorite!
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« Last post by andrew on October 10, 2026, 10:11:55 PM »
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Being in central Ohio..
It's Go Indians!! for me 
No.. not the Guardians... the Indians
Should be a great atmosphere tonight 
I think whoever wins the series tonight will be beaten by TB in the ALCS
I will be at Metlife tomorrow rooting against your Browns
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« Last post by rainman2 on October 10, 2026, 10:10:07 PM »
Donald Trump took the stage in Clarksville, Tennessee on Saturday afternoon and spoke to something he can't stand: empty seats. Lots of them.
Video and photos from the F&M Bank Arena show entire sections of the venue sitting vacant while the president delivered his rally speech. New York Times reporter Shawn McCreesh posted footage of the barren rows on X, noting the event was happening "deep in the heart of Trump country." A Reuters photographer captured the same scene.
This is a deep red corner of Tennessee, right on the Kentucky line. If Trump can't fill an arena here, where can he?
Near the start of the rally, Trump griped about how the press covers his crowd sizes, a complaint he's been making more and more often. That's because the numbers keep telling a story he doesn't like. An analysis by The Daily Beast's investigative unit Punch Up found that Trump's recent rallies are being held in far smaller venues than during his first campaign, with crowds as much as 75 percent smaller.
Just days ago, Trump took to Truth Social to insist one of his recent arenas was completely packed, upper decks and all. The reporting says otherwise. In Mobile, Alabama, the New York Times documented large stretches of empty seats, with roughly 8,000 people turning out for a 10,000-seat basketball arena. Back in 2015, Trump drew more than 30,000 people to a football stadium in that same city.
That's not a slump. That's a collapse.
The enthusiasm is gone. The excuses are wearing thin. And no amount of Truth Social bluster can fill an empty arena.
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